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Hitchins dominates, stops Cambosos to keep the title of IBF

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Richardson Hitchins produced the surgical beating of the former united featherlight champion, George Cambosos Jr. With a knockout of the 8th round to maintain the IBF welterweight championship at the Madison Square Garden theater in Novel York.

It was a controversial structure of the fight when Hitchins and Cambosos showed their bad blood during the week of fighting numerous verbal exchanges. But Hitchins (20-0, 8 KO) recently laughed, knocking out Cambosos (22-4, 10 KO) with a shot in the body just a few seconds after screaming to the corner of the opponent to stop the fight.

It was a one -sided Hitchins performance, 27 years vintage, who promised to end the fight at a distance.

“I told the boxing world that I was coming and they should have heard,” said Hitchins. “I’m here now.”

32-year-old Cambosos Jr. He tried to become a champion of two divisions after he was a united champion of lightweight, when he upset Teofimo Lopez in 2021. However, he had 2-3 in the last five struggles with losses for Devin Haney (twice) and Vasiliy Lomachenko before entering the ring with Hitchins. It was a brave performance of Cambosos, but his younger and faster opponent seriously spoken him. According to Compubox, Hitchins landed 205 out of 398 stamps (52%), while Cambosos was able to connect only on 57 out of 384 hit, which is a low 15% clip.

Cambosos remained on the front foot early to get inside, but Hitchins used his six -inch advantage to control the distance, throwing stab and putting his right hand behind.

After two rounds, Cambosos already had injuries from JAB Hitchins with mice under the right eye. But Australian was determined and continued to move forward. Hitchins took advantage of Cambosos’s frustration, choosing his progress with a combination of impact.

In the 5 round, Hitchins wounded Cambosos with a blow and patiently cut his wounded opponent. It is only a matter of time before the opportunity introduced itself again, and Hitchins fully used in round 8.

“I part of the blood in the water,” said Hitchins. “I knew that I had to go to some threatening places to make good shots. I knew I had a good defense and I could do a blow. He didn’t hurt me, so I went to the murder.”

Hitchins opened the eighth round with his left hooks, which found their mark. Hitchins began to talk to the corner of Cambosos, asking them if they wanted to stop the fight before the left in the body, sent the Australian on canvas for good at 2:33.

“I told my father, if you love your son, you would stop the fight,” Hitchins replied when he asked what he said to the corner of Cambosos.

It was the first defense of the Hitchins title after defeating Liam Paro in December, and it was his best performance so far. After winning, Hitchins announced that he would be a free agent and called for the former undisputed featherlight champion Haney. But the WBO Junior D Junior Wadzka, Lopez, entered the ring and called for unification between them.

Hitchins does not lack the option of his next defense of the title, but that night the Brooklynite performance formally announced his arrival as one of the best fighters in the Junior welterweight division.

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Boxing results: Hitchins Kos Cambosos Jr.; Cruz stops Mishiro in a slight fight eliminator

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Image: Boxing Results: Hitchins KOs Kambosos Jr.; Cruz Stops Mishiro in Lightweight Eliminator Bout

IBF World Super Lightweight Richardson Hitchins (20-0, 8 KO) detained the former IBF, WBA, a delicate champion of WBO, George “Cruel” Cambosos, Jr. (22-4, 10 Kos) In the last minute of the eighth round on Saturday evening at the Madison Square Garden theater in Novel York. The fight was stopped at 2:33 -eighty round planned 12 rounds.

In the first three rounds, Cambosos was an aggressor, trying to go inside with a stab, counteracting Hitchinom. In the fourth round Kambosos had under his eye the fight against Hitchins’ strikes. In the fifth round Hitchins struck Cambosos throughout the round.

In the middle of the sixth round, Cambosos drew blood from Hitchins’s mouth. In the seventh round, everything was Hitchins until the last seconds, when difficult Cambosos landed a few blows to the chin of the Hitchins. In the last minute of the eighth round, the left hook from Hitchins to Body wounded Cambosos, dropping him forty seconds. Judge Michael Griffin called.

In the main support match, the Olympic gold medalist 2020 and the current international master of lightweight IBF, Andy Cruz (6-0, 3 KO), they impressed the stopping of difficult Japanese lightweight delicate champions Hirori Mishiro (17-2-1, 6 KOS) at 1:13 fifth round of the schedule of the schedule of 12 rounds in a delicate IBF office.

In the first round they mainly replaced JAB with Mishiro, mostly aggressor. In the last seconds he landed a solid right to the jaw Cruz. In the second round, Cruz pulled blood from the mouth of Mishiro at the beginning of the round.

In the third round, Cruz shot knocking down with a seriously blow to Mishiro’s head for the 8th Hold from judge Eric Dali. In the last seconds of the round, Cruz again dropped Mishiro with a few strokes in the bell in the bell after 8-hallt.

In the fourth round half of the way Cruz landed ten unanswered. Mishiro returned throughout the fight. The ring doctor checked Mishiro during the round. In the fifth round, Cruz landed a swarm of blows, almost gaining knocking down when the judge gave wisely the detention. Cruz is now trained in Philadelphia by “Chaky” Ennis.

A super truck Southpaw 2024 Olympian Nishant “Devistator” Dev (2-0, 1 KO) defeated Joshua “Mum” Silva (3-2, 1 KO) by six-time decision.

In the first three rounds, Dev dominated. In the fourth round, Dev wounded Silva with body arrows. In the fifth round of the Silva game she hung against the higher 4 developer who took the next round.

In the sixth and final round, Dev won the next round against Twarda Silva.

The results were 60-54, 60-54. David Fields was a judge.

Super Featheweight Southpaw Zaquin ‘Zaybop’ Moses (4-0, 3 KO) detained Carl “Cyclone” Rogers (3-3) at 1:51 round of the fourth and last.

In the second round, Moses wounded Rogers with his left hook to his body per minute in the round. Rogers turned halfway through Southpaw. In the third round, Moses landed half a dozen stamps unanswered, after which he fell on the 8th Hold from judge Eric Dali. In the fourth and last round, Moses dropped Rogers from half a dozen blow. After the uprising, Moses was on him, landing four blows until the referee Dali called the detention.

In the tardy Olympic schedule in the weight of 2024 TEVERO ‘Teremoana (8-0, 8 Kos) knocked out Alem “Hammer” Whitfield (9-1, KOS) at 2:28 of the first round planned 6.

In the first round, Whitfield returned after nine -free years, shooting a few wins, giving 6 inches teremoan, which he dominated, and in the last minute he landed four blows per head, dropping Whitfield in the corner, causing that the judge’s fields called.

Super Bantamweight Adam “Mac” Maca (1-0, 1 KO) knocked out Rafael “El Terrible” Castillo (2-7, 1 KO) at 1:29 of the second round planned 4.

In the first round, Mac dominated mostly, ending with a round casting casting without warning from judge Arthur Mercan, Jr. In the second round of Maca, three left body hooks landed halfway with a few additions before judge Mercante waved for.

Rings was David Diamante

Last updated 12.06.2025

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Richardson Hitchins leaves the shadow of Floyd Mayweather behind him

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Richardson Hitchins performed a distinctive performance to defend his super featherlight IBF title on Saturday evening.

The former Promotion Star Mayweather pushed into 20-0, 8 KO, with a powerful show of knocking the body against the former world owner George Cambosos Jr.

Richardson Hitchins breaks out

Hitchins lit a theater in Madison Square Garden, proving that there is no longer Floyd Mayweather in the shade. It is noticeable, however, that Hitchins collected several features of his former mentor.

After a week filled with destitute blood, Hitchins and Cambosos settled beef like men in the middle of the ring. Hitchins turned out to be stronger and more qualified.

The result was never doubtful from the first minute of the first round. Continuing everything with a stab, Hitchins won a perfect victory and finished the competition in eighth place with a sweet shot.

Cambosos drops to 22-4, 10 KO, lost to Devin Haney, Vasiliy Lomachenko, and now Hitchins.

When discussing his victory, Hitchins said: “A few years ago I watched Teofimo Lopez and George Cambosos Jr. who go to war.

“I sat on these stairs and said that when I have the opportunity, I would apply the best. With the assist of Eddie Hearn and Keith Connelly, they changed my life in two years.”

He added: “As for the fight itself, I told the world of boxing that I am true. If you don’t know Richardson Hitchins, you now know.

“I told the world of boxing that I came. They should have heard and now I am here.”

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Moving from Floyd Mayweather

Before the fight, Hitchins moved why he left Mayweather to fresh pastures after becoming his own man.

“The last conversation of Floyd and I was so that he tried to force me to sign with him again because I asked Leonard [Ellerbe, CEO of Mayweather Promotions] Let me leave.

“I wasn’t cheerful with how it lasts and [Floyd] I came to me to tell me, you know, for example: “Let’s be there, but I was there, I did it.

“It was like a toxic relationship,” he concluded.

Eddie Hearn, who took advantage of Mayweather’s loss, gave Cambosos his props, but smiled from ear to ear because of his clever takeover of the Hitchins.

He said: “George is a warrior, but you need it if you are Richardson, go out, get on gas and dominate.

“Sometimes it was allowed by the coast for 12 rounds, but he left and dominated an excellent performance.

“This is a statement that he had to mix with these guys. A great atmosphere, a great performance of a great adolescent American champion. It’s time to make great fighting.”

Hitchins vs Cambosos Undercard results

Also on the account of Andy Cruz moved to 6-0, 3 KO, stopping Hironori Mishiro (17-2-1, 6 KO) in five rounds.

Cruz won the featherlight title IBF Eliminator after two -time dropping of Mishiro and proving his world title references. The Olympic gold medalist may expect a compulsory title in the coming months.

In his interview after the fight, Cruz said: “I want to thank you because I am really grateful for all people who appeared, real boxing fans who followed me through my entire career.

“This is another step to achieve my main goal, which is the world champion.”

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In further actions, Australian hefty Brute Teremoana Teremoana made it eight KO from eight wins. Giant Puncher knocked out Aleem Whitfield in the first round.

Zaquin Moses (4-0, 3 KO), Nishant Dev (2-0, 1 KO) and Adam Mac (1-0, 1 KO) won in earlier duels.

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Boxing results: Zaquin Moses stops Carl Rogers in the fourth round

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Seven months after his professional boxing career, the debutant of weight, Zaquin Moses, appeared the fourth ring and once again Moses had a successful trip when he stopped Carl Rogers (3-3) in the fourth round.

The Moses vs Rogers struggle took place at Hul the Madison Square Garden, as part of Hitchins vs Cambosos Undercard. Boxing is a sport based on levels, and on Saturday evening Moses turned out to be a level over his opponent.

In the opening round of the Carl Rogers competition he hit first when he landed on his body. Southpaw Zaquin Moses started working with precision, consistently associated with a stab, a straight left and right hook.

Rogers began the second round, landing right. Moses looked very relaxed in the second round, when he worked with a stab and arrows from bodies landed.

Moses kept him on the cruise inspection in the 3rd round, when Rogers went down and still hit him with a variety of blows. At this point, Moses began to make the boxing match look like a loved sparring session.

20-year-old Moses still hit Rogers with a pointed stab at the beginning of the fourth round. After landing on the first minute of the fourth, Moses focused on attacking the body.

A few seconds later, Moses switched to throwing combinations when he dropped Rogers when he landed on the temple. Rogers got up, but when the match lasted, Moses landed shots that forced the judge to enter and stop the competition.

Together with the victory, Newark, from Fresh Jersey Zaquin Moses (4-0, 3 KO), showed his patience, speed, power, accuracy and great placement of punch. During the interview after the fight, Zaquin Moses talked about his way of thinking in the fight against Rogers.

“Do what I do and have fun. I knew that this kid was not at my level, when they first sent him to me, but to do what I do and have fun, and as I said at a press conference, I work challenging and show it here” – said Moses.

Zaquin Moses is the cousin of the world champion WBC, Shakur Stevenson. In his four -year performance, Moses showed a lot of talent and potential. For the next fight, Moses expressed interest in the match in Great Britain (Great Britain).


Fresh York, Fresh York: Zaquin Moses is fighting Carl Rogers before the IBF World Junior Welter Wweight title on June 14, 2025 in Madison Square Garden in Fresh York, Fresh York. (Photo Geoffrey Knott/Matchroom Boxing)

Photo: Boxing results: Zaquin Moses stops Carl Rogers in the fourth round
Fresh York, Fresh York: Zaquin Moses is fighting Carl Rogers before the IBF World Junior Welter Wweight title on June 14, 2025 in Madison Square Garden in Fresh York, Fresh York. (Photo Geoffrey Knott/Matchroom Boxing)

Photo: Boxing results: Zaquin Moses stops Carl Rogers in the fourth round
Fresh York, Fresh York: Zaquin Moses is fighting Carl Rogers before the IBF World Junior Welter Wweight title on June 14, 2025 in Madison Square Garden in Fresh York, Fresh York. (Photo Geoffrey Knott/Matchroom Boxing)

Photo: Boxing results: Zaquin Moses stops Carl Rogers in the fourth round
Fresh York, Fresh York: Zaquin Moses is fighting Carl Rogers before the IBF World Junior Welter Wweight title on June 14, 2025 in Madison Square Garden in Fresh York, Fresh York. (Photo Geoffrey Knott/Matchroom Boxing)

Photo: Boxing results: Zaquin Moses stops Carl Rogers in the fourth round
Fresh York, Fresh York: Zaquin Moses is fighting Carl Rogers before the IBF World Junior Welter Wweight title on June 14, 2025 in Madison Square Garden in Fresh York, Fresh York. (Photo Geoffrey Knott/Matchroom Boxing)

Last updated 12.06.2025

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